Sentence examples for four groups of variables from inspiring English sources

All wood-pasture sites were described via four groups of variables: condition, management, site, and landscape context.

Four groups of variables were evaluated along experimental days: voluntary intake characteristics, fecal excretion and composition, ruminal digesta compostion, and ruminal fermentation profile.

After a brief discussion of the nature of common problems, we briefly review the literature on four groups of variables that are considered to be the major causes of such problems: neurological dysfunction, seizure condition variables, neuropsychological deficits, and child and family variables.

The research conducted by Taylor et al. (2011) introduces the concept of financial capability with an index as the sum of the scores of four groups of variables and involving multivariate analysis.

Each model used the same four groups of variables as the all-species model, plus vegetation texture (a metric based on fine resolution, 2 m gray scale contrasts of aerial imagery from the National Agriculture Imagery Program of the USDA).

These results prompt us to investigate whether the behavior of WPR and TSL in Greece can be accounted for by the other four groups of variables that directly relate to IOS and whether the way they are related is different among the other country groups.

Two groups of variables with and without the DTM-based variables were used in a Random Forest classifier, to estimate the influence of elevation, on the accuracy of the classification.

Statistical treatment of the data with principal component analysis (PCA) allowed for the identification of three groups of variables, the mechanical ones being clearly distinguished from the acoustic ones.

After theoretical considerations, the authors selected demographics and the socio-economic status as two groups of variables covering potential drivers of social vulnerability influencing the flood preparedness of the households involved in the study.

We examine changes in attrition rates by three groups of variables: sociodemographic and ecological characteristics of the respondent and household, party affiliation and political and social attitudes recorded at the first interview, and paradata about the first wave interview.

Our results revealed that a large fraction of the variability in biodiversity metrics of most marine groups analysed is accounted for by the joint effect of environment and human activities, environment and spatial variables or between all three groups of variables.